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Curcumin
Why do athletes benefit from curcumin supplementation?
High training loads generate significant oxidative stress and inflammatory load on muscles, joints and connective tissue. Curcumin supports the inhibition of key inflammatory pathways that drive exercise-induced inflammation, joint discomfort and del
Why does bioavailability matter so much for curcumin?
Standard curcumin or turmeric powder is poorly absorbed. Estimates suggest less than 1% of an ordinary curcumin dose reaches systemic circulation, meaning most turmeric or curcumin supplements deliver far less active compound than their label suggest
What is Theracurmin® and how is it different from regular curcumin?
Theracurmin® is a proprietary form of curcumin developed in Japan using patented sub-micron particle processing and surface-controlled technology. By reducing curcumin to an optimised particle size, Theracurmin® disperses evenly in fluid and is more
What does BioPerine® do?
BioPerine® is a patented standardised black pepper extract standardised to contain at least 95% piperine. It supports bioavailability by boosting blood supply to the gastrointestinal tract, enhancing emulsification and supporting active nutrient tran
How should CURCUMIN ADVANCED+ be taken?
Take 2 tablets daily with food. For best results, take consistently each day rather than reactively. Athletes in heavy training blocks may benefit from continued use across a full training cycle to support joint health and recovery.
Who is CURCUMIN ADVANCED+ best suited to?
CURCUMIN ADVANCED+ is well suited to individuals managing joint load from high training volumes, those experiencing exercise-induced inflammation or muscle soreness, anyone who has not responded to standard turmeric supplements, and those looking for
Can CURCUMIN ADVANCED+ be taken alongside anti-inflammatories?
For most healthy people, taking Curcumin Advanced+ alongside an occasional OTC anti-inflammatory like ibuprofen is unlikely to cause any issues. If you're on regular or prescription anti-inflammatories, particularly anticoagulants, consult a health p